Great timing by Hull as they finally come good at a critical stage of the season. A terrific performance by Steve Bruce's team against mid-table opponents with little to play for. Thanks for your company. Follow reaction from this game and all the other Premier League matches on the BBC Sport website.

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All over. Hull City are alive and kicking as Dame N'Doye keeps his composure to fire beyond Julian Speronio during a counter-attack. Steve Bruce allows himself a rare smile.

Three minutes of added time.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker on Final Score

On Yaya Sanogo's disallowed goal: "I think it's a ridiculous decision. Yes, he puts his hand on Paul McShane's shoulder, but I've played with Paul and he's a big strong lad. It's just not a foul."

So close for Hull. Liam Rosenior has only been on the pitch for a few moments when he unleashes a long-range effort that rattles the Palace bar.

It's only 1-0 but this will be a huge win for Hull City if they can hang on.

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No go for Yaya Sanogo! The Palace substitute has the ball in the back of the Hull net but it's ruled out for a push on Paul McShane. This just isn't Palace's day.

End to end in the closing stages. Jason Puncheon is inches away from levelling for Palace with a shot from the edge of the area before Tom Huddlestone goes close at the other end. Grandstand finish at Selhurst Park.

Hull substitution. Gaston Ramírez replaces Stephen Quinn. The visitors are looking comfortable.

Time running out for Crystal Palace. Here comes Dwight Gayle for Wilfried Zaha.

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Hull City defender Curtis Davies, out with a thigh injury, is enduring his side's relegation battle from the sofa.

It's been a fairly quiet game by Yannick Bolasie's usual high standards but the Palace player does well to beat three players. He takes a touch and fails to find Yaya Sanogo at the back post.

Matt in London: The last two games for Crystal Palace should demonstrate to them that teams are still really willing to fight for points. Would be good to see that attitude reflected among the Eagles players. You can't just coast to safety in seasons like this.

Hull are not sitting back. They force another corner soon after Palace make another change - Mile Jedinak replaced by Chung-yong Lee.

Huge news at the bottom of the table that could have consequences for Hull. Leicester have taken the lead at Burnley. The Tigers are up to 16th in the 'as it stands table' - level on points with Leicester. Sunderland are in the bottom three.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on Final Score

Handball by Hull in the build-up to their goal?

"As the ball got switched to Robbie Brady, he was under a lot of pressure and the ball hit his foot and bounced up on to his hand before he crossed for the goal. It's a tough one for the officials to pick up on though."

Alan Pardew has seen enough. Off goes Glenn Murray and here comes Yaya Sanogo. A change of tactics from Pardew?

What has happened to Crystal Palace? It's all Hull. Those wins over Manchester City and Liverpool seem an age ago.

Another chance for Hull and Dame N'Doye...oh no, he screws his shot wide from inside the area. That was a great chance to seal the points. Steve Bruce is shaking his head. And no wonder.

Scruffy, scrappy...Dame N'Doye's goal certainly isn't a Goal of the Season contender. Steve Bruce doesn't care. Neither do Hull's travelling fans. The Premier League strugglers have the lead.